Cloud Orchestrator

Cloud Orchestrator is a distribution for cloud administrators and operators powered by Cloud module.
This distribution can manage resources from cloud providers such as Amazon EC2, Kubernetes and OpenStack.

Out of the box, the distribution provides management for Amazon EC2, Kubernetes , OpenStack and Terraform Cloud, Amazon VPC/Networking and granular user permissions.

Cloud Orchestrator's core functionality is built using the Cloud module

Installing Cloud Orchestrator using Composer

The recommended way to install Cloud Orchestrator is using Composer.

composer create-project docomoinnovations/cloud_orchestrator cloud_orchestrator

To try out 8.x-dev,

1. Use the following command:
   

   composer create-project docomoinnovations/cloud_orchestrator:8.x-dev cloud_orchestrator
   

   It also downloads and installs Rigel (Sub-theme of Bootstrap 5) specially designed for Cloud module

2. After the composer project is created, point your web server to cloud_orchestrator/docroot.
3. That's it, then run the normal Drupal installer.

Installing Cloud Orchestrator using AWS CloudFormation template

Alternatively, you can use the AWS CloudFormation template to launch
the Cloud Orchestrator stack on Amazon EC2.

After the stack is built, check that the build script has completed by logging into your instance with SSH using the SSHAccess value under the Outputs tab. Follow the build script progress with tail -f /var/log/cloud-init-output.log. The build script takes about 10 minutes to complete.

When the script has completed, click on the DrupalUrl under the Outputs tab. Follow the standard Drupal installation process.

Read more about the installation process here.

Do not use the Drupal.org tarball/zip file to install Cloud Orchestrator. This profile depends on libraries AWS PHP Client, Google API PHP Client that cannot be packaged on Drupal.org. The recommended and supported installer method is using composer.

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